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	P1306R5	Expansion statements	Dan Katz D. Katz , Barry Revzin B. Revzin , Andrew Sutton A. Sutton , Sam Goodrick S. Goodrick , Daveed Vandevoorde D. Vandevoorde	WG21	2025-06-20	2025-07
Doc Date 2025-06-20 Mailing Date 2025-07 Post-Sofia Author(s) Dan Katz, Barry Revzin, Andrew Sutton, Sam Goodrick, Daveed Vandevoorde Target Audience WG21 Tracking issue View on GitHub Disposition Date 2025-06Adopted Abstract This paper proposes a new kind of statement that enables the compile-time repetition of a statement for each element of a tuple, array, class, range, or brace-delimited list of expressions. Existing methods for iterating over a heterogeneous container inevitably leverage recursively instantiated templates to allow some part of the repeated statement to vary (e.g., by type or constant) in each inst
	P2996R13	Reflection for C++26	Barry Revzin B. Revzin , Wyatt Childers W. Childers , Peter Dimov P. Dimov , Andrew Sutton A. Sutton , Faisal Vali F. Vali , Daveed Vandevoorde D. Vandevoorde , Dan Katz D. Katz	CWG LWG	2025-06-20	2025-07
Doc Date 2025-06-20 Mailing Date 2025-07 Post-Sofia Author(s) Barry Revzin, Wyatt Childers, Peter Dimov, Andrew Sutton, Faisal Vali, Daveed Vandevoorde, Dan Katz Target Audience CWG LWG Tracking issue View on GitHub Disposition Date 2025-06Adopted Abstract This is a proposal for a reduced initial set of features to support static reflection in C++. Specifically, we are mostly proposing a subset of features suggested in [[P1240R2]](https://wg21.link/p1240r2):
	P3293R3	Splicing a base class subobject	Barry Revzin B. Revzin , Peter Dimov P. Dimov , Dan Katz D. Katz , Daveed Vandevoorde D. Vandevoorde	CWG LWG	2025-06-20	2025-07
Doc Date 2025-06-20 Mailing Date 2025-07 Post-Sofia Author(s) Barry Revzin, Peter Dimov, Dan Katz, Daveed Vandevoorde Target Audience CWG LWG Tracking issue View on GitHub Disposition Date 2025-06Adopted Abstract There are many contexts in which it is useful to perform the same operation on each subobject of an object in sequence. These include serialization or [formatting](https://www.boost.org/doc/libs/1_85_0/libs/describe/doc/html/describe.html#example_print_function) or [hashing](https://www.boost.org/doc/libs/1_85_0/libs/describe/doc/html/describe.html#example_hash_value).
	P3394R4	Annotations for Reflection	Daveed Vandevoorde D. Vandevoorde , Wyatt Childers W. Childers , Dan Katz D. Katz , Barry Revzin B. Revzin	WG21	2025-06-20	2025-07
Doc Date 2025-06-20 Mailing Date 2025-07 Post-Sofia Author(s) Daveed Vandevoorde, Wyatt Childers, Dan Katz, Barry Revzin Target Audience WG21 Tracking issue View on GitHub Disposition Date 2025-06Adopted Abstract Ever since writing [[P1240R0] (Scalable Reflection in C++)](https://wg21.link/p1240r0), but more so since [[P2996R0] (Reflection for C++26)](https://wg21.link/p2996r0), we have been requested to add a capability to annotate declarations in a way that reflection can observe. For example, Jeremy Ong presented compelling arguments in a post to the [SG7 reflector](https://lists.isocpp.org/sg7/2023/10/
	P3687R1	Final Adjustments to C++26 Reflection	Dan Katz D. Katz , Wyatt Childers W. Childers , Daveed Vandevoorde D. Vandevoorde , Ville Voutilainen V. Voutilainen	EWG LEWG CWG LWG	2025-06-18	2025-07
Doc Date 2025-06-18 Mailing Date 2025-07 Post-Sofia Author(s) Dan Katz, Wyatt Childers, Daveed Vandevoorde, Ville Voutilainen Target Audience EWG LEWG CWG LWG Tracking issue View on GitHub Abstract We propose two minor design changes to [[P2996R12](https://wg21.link/p2996r12)] to ensure its readiness for C++26 and future-proof the evolution of the feature.

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